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Reliquiæ Baxterianæ, or, Mr. Richard Baxters narrative of the most memorable passages of his…
Reliquiæ Baxterianæ, or, Mr. Richard Baxters narrative of the most memorable passages of his life and times faithfully published from his own original manuscript by Matthew Sylvester.Reliquiæ Baxterianæ, or, Mr. Richard Baxters narrative of the most memorable passages of his life and times faithfully publish'd from his own original manuscript by Matthew Sylvester.
London: printed for T. Parkhurst, 1696
A BREVIATE OF THE CONTENTS OF THE Ensuing Narrative: Which was writ… › Part 2
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Baxter's endeavours to be restored to the People of Kidderminster, from whom he was separated upon the return of the sequestered Ministers to their Livings, p. 298. A Letter of my Lord Chancellors to Sir Ralph Clare about Mr. Baxter's return to Kidderminster, p. 299. Of the Rising of the Fifth Monarchy men under Venner, about this time, p. 301. of his public Ministry in London, p. 301. His going to the Archbishop to beg a License, p. 302. His Majesty's Commission for the Savoy Conference, p. 303. an Account of what past at the Conference, p. 305. Exceptions that Mr. Baxter drew up against the Common Prayer at that time, p. 308. the Exceptions against the Book of Common Prayer that were delivered in to the Commissioners, p. 316, &c. Of the choice of the Convocation, and of Mr. Calamy, and Mr. Baxter for London, p. 333. a further account of the Conference, p. 334, &c. a Paper then offered by Dr. Cousins, about a way to terminate the differences; with an Answer to it, p. 341, &c.
Baxter's endeavours to be restor'd to the People of Kidderminster, from whom he was separated upon the return of the sequestred Ministers to their Livings, p. 298. A Letter of my Lord Chancellours to Sir Ralph Clare about Mr. Baxter's return to Kidderminster, p. 299. Of the Rising of the Fifth Monarchy men under Venner, about this time, p. 301. of his publick Ministry in London, p. 301. His going to the Archbishop to beg a License, p. 302. His Majesty's Commission for the Savoy Conference, p. 303. an Account of what past at the Conference, p. 305. Exceptions that Mr. Baxter drew up against the Common Prayer at that time, p. 308. the Exceptions against the Book of Common Prayer that were deliver'd in to the Commissioners, p. 316, &c. Of the choice of the Convocation, and of Mr. Calamy, and Mr. Baxter for London, p. 333. a further account of the Conference, p. 334, &c. a Paper then offer'd by Dr. Cosins, about a way to terminate the differences; with an Answer to it, p. 341, &c.
An Account of the Dispute managed in Writing at that time, between Dr. Pierson, Dr. Gunning, Dr. Sparrow, and Dr. Pierce; and Dr. Bates, Dr. Jacomb, and Mr. Baxter, who were deputed for that purpose, p. 346, &c. A Reply to the Bishops Disputants which was not answered, p. 350. a Continuation of the Conference, p. 356. a Copy of the Part of the Bishops Divines in the Disputation, p. 358. A Censure of this Conference, and Account of the Managers of it, p. 363. of the Ministers going up to the King after the Conference, p. 365. the Petition they presented to his Majesty on that occasion, p. 366. to which (by reason of their Affinity) is annexed a Copy of the Concessions that were made by Bishop Usher, Bishop Williams, Bishop Moreton, Bishop Holdsworth, and many others in a Committee at Westminster 1641. p. 369.